last light
the canoe’s wake
divides it
mango showers
the sprinkle of chalk dust
summer holiday
sidewalk rainbows
run in the rain
flash flood...
a mouse hitches a ride
on a frog
receding waters
the rock garden rearranged
moving day
one last look
at the mountains
is from Belleville, Illinois. He is the editor at The Living Senryu Anthology and co-editor of Failed Haiku Journal of Senryu. His writing has been published in a number of fine journals and anthologies. Fish Kite, his book of haiku and senryu, is available through Cyberwit Publishing. He is co-author with Peter Jastermsky of a collection of collaborative split sequences, Just Dust and Stone (Velvet Dusk Publishing, May 2021).
is an engineer turned haikai poet, and an illustrator and haiga artist who resides
in Pune, India. She took to Japanese literary short forms in the summer of 2019.
Since then, her works have been published in various international print journals and
e-zines including The Heron’s Nest, Hedgerow, Acorn, The Cicada’s
Cry, Moonbathing, Prune Juice, and other notable publications. Her work has also
appeared in Living Senryu Anthology and podcasts. When she isn’t
daydreaming, she writes jokes, sketches landscapes, hums old songs, and makes
excellent tea.
